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Saudi Aramco Signs $12.2 Billion Deal to Build Chinese Oil Refinery - Vimarsana News

Saudi Aramco Signs $12.2 Billion Deal to Build Chinese Oil Refinery

By Will Horner Saudi Arabian Oil Co. said Sunday it had agreed on a joint venture with Chinese partners to build a 300,000-barrel-a-day refinery in China and supply it will oil. The... | March 27, 2023

Oil Prices on Course for 15-Month Low as Bank Jitters Spread - Vimarsana News

Oil Prices on Course for 15-Month Low as Bank Jitters Spread

By Will Horner Oil prices tumbled for a third day Wednesday, putting crude benchmarks on course to close at their lowest level in 15 months, as concerns about the health of major banks spread... | March 15, 2023

China's Population Likely Shrinking, India May Become Most Populous Country This Year - Vimarsana News

China's Population Likely Shrinking, India May Become Most Populous Country This Year

Earlier this week, Bloomberg News reported that, "China’s population likely started shrinking last year for the first time in decades, experts say, a significant milestone that will have long-term repercussions for the economy."

Saudi Arabia Cuts February Crude Prices to Asia - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia Cuts February Crude Prices to Asia

By Will Horner Saudi Arabia said Thursday that it would cut the price of oil it sells to Asia for a third consecutive month, despite China being expected to relax its Covid-19 lockdown... | January 5, 2023

Edmonton contractor frustrated that majority of city's snow storage yards are closed - Vimarsana News

Edmonton contractor frustrated that majority of city's snow storage yards are closed

A private snow clearing contractor is frustrated that three of the city's four snow storage facilities are closed. The city said the ground is too soft to support large equipment.

Source: cbc.ca